Posted by Wardner on February 27, 2011 at 10:02:55 from (209.86.226.18):
In Reply to: Fast hitch swaps posted by achodges1 on February 26, 2011 at 22:30:12:
300 and 400 sockets are welded on. The later sockets are fastened with two pins. If they won't interchange with the 230, they could be modified. There are a couple of 240 sockets on eBay right now. There were a couple of 450 sockets last week that didn't sell. I probably should have bought them but the shipping was too high.
If the ends of the 230 wishbone (bail) have an upsweep, the pinned sockets will probably fit without modification. All the large pinned sockets for the fast hitch, till the end of production, have the same two holes. I am guessing the 230 was no different.
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